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Lucy Craymer

Lucy Craymer

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Australian PM attends mass for Pope, services are planned across region

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cancelled some of his election campaigning events on Tuesday to mark the death of Pope Francis, while

Australian PM attends mass for Pope, services are planned across region
Australia|Business|Economy|Finance|Political

New Zealand central bank's budget to see 25% cut in coming year

The New Zealand central bank's operating budget will be cut by roughly 25% in the coming fiscal year and set at roughly NZ$150 million ($88.50 million) for each

New Zealand central bank's budget to see 25% cut in coming year
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New Zealand central banker says inflation hit from higher tariffs 'more ambiguous'

Higher tariffs and uncertainty about global trade policy could result in weaker-than-expected economic activity worldwide and at home, a top New

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New Zealand parliament rejects controversial indigenous law

New Zealand's parliament on Thursday comprehensively rejected a bill aimed at reinterpreting the principles of the country’s founding agreement following months

New Zealand parliament rejects controversial indigenous law
Business|Economy|Political|US|World

New Zealand, Australia speak with EU, others about bolstering free trade against US tariffs

New Zealand and Australia said on Thursday they are each working with other nations on a possible joint response to shore

New Zealand, Australia speak with EU, others about bolstering free trade against US tariffs
Australia|Business|Economy|Finance|Stock Markets

RBNZ cuts rates as tariffs loom, economists expect more stimulus

New Zealand's central bank cut its benchmark rate on Wednesday, as widely expected, signalling a greater readiness to lower borrowing costs further as the

RBNZ cuts rates as tariffs loom, economists expect more stimulus
Australia|Business|Economy|Political|World

New Zealand aims to nearly double defence spending to 2% of GDP

New Zealand said on Monday it would boost defence spending by NZ$9 billion ($5 billion) over the next four years, and aim to nearly double spending to 2% as a

New Zealand aims to nearly double defence spending to 2% of GDP
Business|Economy|Finance|Political|Stock Markets

RBNZ to cut rates by 25bps, economists say more cuts possible after U.S. tariffs

New Zealand’s central bank is expected to cut its official cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.50% on Wednesday and economists say the bank could make more cuts in

RBNZ to cut rates by 25bps, economists say more cuts possible after U.S. tariffs
Australia|Business|Economy|Finance|Political

New Zealand central bank to review capital settings to boost banking competition

New Zealand's central bank said on Monday it would review bank capital requirements this year following criticism of the regime for being too

New Zealand central bank to review capital settings to boost banking competition
Australia|Economy|Political|World

New Zealand Defence Force looks to cut some civilian roles

The New Zealand Defence Force is looking to cut 374 civilian positions as it attempts to reduce costs and remain within its budget, it said in a statement on

New Zealand Defence Force looks to cut some civilian roles
Australia|Business|Economy|Travel

New Zealand exits recession as fourth-quarter growth beats forecasts

New Zealand's economy grew faster than forecast in the fourth quarter, dragging the economy out of recession, but the improvement is not expected to change the

New Zealand exits recession as fourth-quarter growth beats forecasts
Australia|Business|Economy|Finance

NZ economy to limp out of recession, backing case for more rate cuts

New Zealand’s economy likely crept out of recession in the fourth quarter but the overall growth impulse still remains weak, clearing the way for the central

NZ economy to limp out of recession, backing case for more rate cuts

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